NYNU: Notions, Notions, Notions
/We're having fun with notions this week, and Shae is here to share how to perfectly add notions to your newest creation without them overwhelming your creation. Check it out..........
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We're having fun with notions this week, and Shae is here to share how to perfectly add notions to your newest creation without them overwhelming your creation. Check it out..........
Read MoreHey Hey..... today I am going to talk to you about THREAD and how it is the best notion in your arsenal. You don't have to have fancy machines to do amazing things with thread, but if you DO have fancy machinery and aren't using it.... dust it off and let it show you all the beauty it contains!
Read MoreIf you are looking for that 'thing' in 2016 that will take your sewing to the next level, you are going to want to find a new way to look at incorporating notions. Now, what are 'notions'? Really, anything that isn't your main fabric for creating a garment is a notion; so your buttons, zippers, bias tape, hem tape, lace, sequins, even your thread can become a notion depending on how you use it.
Read MoreToday, Jane has a great tutorial to mash up the Little Lizard King Janie Lou and the Brownie Goose Bay Dress. The tutorial is important because not all pattern pieces match one another which can make a 'mash up' seem daunting. But, she takes out the guess work and shows you what to match and how. Resulting in this stunning Janie-Bay.... I want, I want!!!
Read MoreRebekah has mashed up the Brownie Goose Lennon Dress and the Little Lizard Ani-mazing skirt to make a Lennon-Mazing Dress.
Read MoreNacole is sharing her mash up of the Simple Life Pattern Co.'s Mia, and the Funktional Threads Grace Ruffle. Both dresses have a fitted bodice and gathered skirt with elastic in the back to provide the perfect fit - therefore they are the perfect mash-able patterns. And I am in love with the outcome!
Read MoreAs we look at this year with fresh eyes for creativity, it would be remiss not to talk about the Mash Up. What is a Mash Up you ask??? Well, it is simply combining two patterns together to get a whole new look. If you are new to altering and adapting patterns, mash ups are a great place to start becasue they show you that there are options and that a pattern DOESN'T have to be sewn as written!
Read MoreNacole closed out our week of sewing our stashes. but that doesn't mean that it is too late for you to join in the Sew Your Stash Challenge!!! It is never to late to start, so don't forget to share with us on Facebook. #newyearnewusessys
Read MoreToday, Rebekah shows off the Alley Cat Romper from Lil Luxe as she dives into her stash and pulls out some colorful custom knit as playful as her daughter's spirit. Check it out and join us on Facebook to show off your own creations. #newyearnewusessys
Read MoreWelcome back to day two of Sew Your Stash. This is such a simple and fun challenge - find some fabric in your stash and a pattern you own and haven't sewn and MAKE IT!!! You wont be sewing alone, I'm sewing as are people all through the sewing community, so join us over in the Pattern Revolution Facebook Page and share what you are working on.
Alexis is here today to sew her stash - and ummmmm, I think I want access to her stash - dang girl, these are pretty!!!! Check out what she does with the Cali Faye Valley Blouse.
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